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Tag Archives: Devilfish

Manta Rays

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Thomas Baurley

Sting Rays at Bar Beach * Narooma New South Wales, Australia Sting Rays: Manta Rays* Animalia * Chordata * Chondrichthyes * Elasmobranchii *Myliobatiformes * Myliobatidae * Manta * M. birostris * : aka: “Manta Ray, Sting Ray, Devil Fish, Manta” … Continue reading →

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